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Answer: A reticulated python named Medusa measured 25' 2" long in 2011. Normally, they get between 10'-20'. Medusa, 10-years-old at the time, required 15 men to hold her at full length in order for her record measurement to be taken. She weighs 350 lbs.
There was a Reticulated python - they primarily populate southeast Asia, Indonesia, and the Philippines and are - who, in 1912, measured 32 ft 10 in. However, unlike Medusa, the unnamed animal was never kept alive in captivity.
Full Moon Productions Inc. in Kansas City, Missouri, owns Madusa. She is known to purr like a cat when she’s happy and hiss when she’s angry.
Medusa is currently housed at a Haunted Hous in Kansas City. Her handlers say she can actually tell when it’s “showtime” for patrons, as she will go into what they call performance mode. During this time, Medusa will stay completely still for those passing by to get a full glimpse of her in her record-stretching glory.
Food: Madusa's diet consists of a combination of rabbits, hogs, and deer served biweekly. She’s been known to eat a whole, 40-lb deer in one sitting.
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